Noun:

মৌখিক ফেজ,

oral phase's Usage Examples:

The oral phase, which is entirely voluntary, is mainly controlled by the medial temporal.

permission to lodge additional pleadings prior to the commencement of the oral phase.

The stages are: the 'oral phase' (first stage) the 'anal phase' (second stage) the 'phallic phase' (third.

respondent before the oral phase of the competition, though the written arguments have no bearing on progress in the oral phase.

For the oral phase, each team argues in up to four preliminary matches; in the first two.

In the earliest phase, the oral phase, the child forms a libidinal bond with the mother via the inherent pleasure.

oralists, memoranda, and teams that qualified for the knockout stages in the oral phase.

a set of written submissions for applicant and respondent before the oral phase of the competition begins; the scores for the written submissions count.

occurrence of a new medium is responsible, the hand-writing terminates the oral phase, the printing and the electricity revolutionizes afterwards culture and.

Underlying nasals acquire an oral phase preceding an oral nucleus.

As a rule, the Court's procedure includes a written phase and an oral phase.

As a rule the Court's procedure includes a written phase and an oral phase.

paranoid-schizoid and depressive positions occur in the pre-oedipal, oral phase of development.

mention Bergler briefly, noting that like Melanie Klein, he regarded the oral phase as the most determining factor in the development of homosexuality.

written phase with 25 questions for which contestants get 30 minutes and an oral phase where contestants get 5 questions.

makes clear that for medieval readers the act of reading itself had an oral phase in which the text was read aloud or sub-vocalized (silent reading was.

On 8 July 1996, nearly eight months after the close of the oral phase, the ICJ rendered its opinion.

Synonyms:

oral stage; stage; phase; early childhood; infancy; babyhood;

Antonyms:

desynchronise; desynchronize; maturity;